… y-CD derivative through catenation would allow the development … Schematic representation
of a catenated y-CD molecule … we decided to investigate the catenation of substrates having …

… The K, values[201 of 8900 i 500 kgmol-’ and 41 000 A 3000 kgmol-’, respectively, augured
well for our attempts to catenate CDs with synthetic macrocycles containing bitolyl units. The …

… degree on the synthesis of catenated cyclodextrins in 1994. He then spent two and a half
years at the University of Basel as postdoctoral fellow in the Inorganic Chemistry Institute …

… catenation cannot be directly quantified. We demonstrate the use of this methodology for two
different cyclodextrin… cooperativity and one where catenation is negatively cooperative. This …

… words "cyclodextrin rotaxane" and “cyclodextrin polyrotaxane”, 588 and 608 cases were
found, respectively (Fig. 3). However, in the case of “cyclodextrin catenane” and “cyclodextrin …

Cyclodextrins (CDs) are essential in the pharmaceutical industry and have long been used
as food and pharmaceutical additives. CD-based interlocked molecules, such as rotaxanes, …

… from cyclodextrins as building blocks, very few studies have considered the syntheses of
cyclodextrin-… Here we report the one-pot syntheses and isolation of cyclodextrin-based radial …

In recent years, functional materials using cyclodextrin (CD)-based polyrotaxanes have
attracted considerable attention, and derivatization reactions are often performed to develop …

… When we compare the cyclodextrins with other cyclic molecules, cyclodextrins are produced
from amylose and made of glucose, so they are water-soluble and nontoxic. Therefore, they …

… [41 But cyclodextrins themselves should also be capable of … complexes from cyclodextrins
in which two cyclodextrin tori are … the history of catenated compounds, because it was the first …